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The following incidents were reported to
University Police Department from Nov. 22 to
Dec. 1.
Misdemeanor Theft
tim’s room.
Dormitory 4 - Two textbooks and $40 in
cash were stolen from the victim’s room.
Dormitory 4 - Two textbooks and $12 in
cash were stolen from a second floor room.
cape his assailant and ran to his residence
Assault
Parking Area 63 - The woman’s wallet was
stolen from her purse on a shuttle bus.
Parking Area 30 - The victim was notified
that their 1986 Honda motorcycle was recovered
by the San Antonio Police Department.
Fish Pond - Two strands of Christmas
lights and an Ingraham programmable timer
were stolen.
Various Campus Locations - Two bicycles
were stolen.
Criminal Mischief
The Grove - The victim was struck in
stomach by a subject who did not waul
leave the Grove when asked to do so.
Parking Area 40 - A sharp instrument was
used to cut a hole in the plastic window on the
left side of the victim’s 1992 Geo Tracker.
Parking Area 56 - An object was used to
scratch the hood, trunk and roof of the victim’s
1992 Dodge Shadow.
Indecent Exposure
Systems Loop - While walking by
north of the Centeq Building, a subjectspi
to the victim. When she looked at him
served his exposed genitals.
Harassment
Public Intoxication
Burglary of Vehicle
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Parking Area 96 - A 12” Fosgate speaker, a
Rockwood 400 watt amplifier, a 50 watt
Coustic amplifier, a Coustic Crossover, a Clari
on compact disc player face plate, a green vinyl
hunting jacket and a blue blanket with a logo
of an airline from Uruguay were stolen from
the victim’s vehicle by breaking out the driver’s
side window to gain entry.
Parking Area 39 - The passenger’s window
of the vehicle was broken to gain entry and a
Craig 200 watt equalizer was stolen.
Hobby Hall - The victim is being harassed
and annoyed on the telephone and in person
by an ex-boyfriend.
Dormitory 2 - The victim has been the re
cipient of several vulgar and obscene tele
phone calls.
Rudder Hall - The victim has received sev
eral obscene and threatening calls from an
ex-boyfriend.
Legett Hall - The victim was the recipient
of a vulgar and obscene telephone call.
Kyle Field - An intoxicated subject
arrested.
Houston Street - Two intoxicated cp
were arrested.
Wellborn Road - The intoxicated passfflj
in the company of a motorist charged
DWI was arrested.
Driving While Intoxicated
Aggravated Assault
Wellborn Road - An intoxicated motorist
volved in an accident was arrested.
Burglary of Habitation
Dormitory 4 - Three textbooks and a
3.5” computer disc were stolen from the vic-
West side of the Lindsey Building - The vic
tim reported he was threatened with physical
harm by a subject who tackled him and held a
knife to his throat. The victim was able to es-
Minor in Possession of Alcoholic Beverii
Various Campus Locations - Two cits
were issued.
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